Daniel currently is the CEO of Globalmojo a company that creates automatic giving assistant software that allows people to donate a portion of all online purchases to the causes they care about. He is also the owner of Bouncyhouse.com and serves on the board of advisers of several local start-ups.
Previously, Daniel co-founded the online media company Zango in 1999. He served in many different roles during his time with Zango and retired as the President of Zango in August 2007. Dan led Zango’s sales, marketing, product management, strategic intelligence and human resources functions, and was the driving force behind Zango’s Targeted Visitor product and Time Shifted Advertising model. Under his leadership Zango ranked several times in the Inc 500 fastest growing companies ranking as high as #7 in 2005. He also helped create a corporate culture that repeatedly won Washington CEO’s and the Puget Sound Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work” awards.
A frequent author and source of online advertising and digital media strategy, Dan has spoken at OMMA Hollywood 2007 and CNET Conferences, and contributed to DM News and CNN Money, covering topics that include desktop advertising, social media, and social networking. In the public policy sector, Dan has served as a member of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Platform for Privacy Preference Project (P3P). Prior to starting Zango, Dan was instrumental in the founding and success of LoanWorks, Inc.
He received his Bachelor’s of Arts in Cultural Anthropology from Northwest College. Daniel has been married for 19 years and has a teenage son and daughter. He enjoys playing squash and basketball with friends.